Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, is the most solemn day on the Jewish calendar. Before we can seek forgiveness from G-d, we must stand face-to-face with ourselves and then ask those we have hurt or harmed for forgiveness.
We wish all those who observe the holiday a meaningful time of introspection, commitment, reflection, and resolve.
May you all be inscribed and sealed in the Book of Life for a year of good health, joy, fulfillment, and peace.
What did it mean to leave — or to remain — in the face of state-initiated antisemitism? This episode of TJHTalks explores one of the
We recently welcomed a group of students from Northwestern University Hillel for an educational visit focused on exploring Jewish history and contemporary life in Poland.
How do we remember the Holocaust in places where little or nothing visibly remains? In this TJHTalks conversation, three leading scholars explore how landscapes, architecture,
This month, Helise Lieberman, Director of the Taube Center for Jewish Life & Learning, led two online sessions for Project Kesher Ukraine, engaging Jewish women
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